The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-10 00:00:00

'~ Ifl 1...W1-JUN GAZE Sept. b, 1 :0 . ;,4rimiralty-9 1 fice, Sept. 8, 1810. L sirads of rm. Letter. IrOill, Vicc-Admiral D . rury, Com vysi : . z i_iii..L.,Lei of i,is \ , 14.....5ty's Siii i ,s iiii.i Vcsse!s, ii the 'E. - iii . !tidies', aildrei r ,se4 t,i the I luii: W . W . .',I .. .ii:d 'ft:tied:on eozirki his Niajesty's'ship ituS.cl, M..drds Reads, 4ye i3i4.o!teu. ibid. • .. • : . : 1 , {tar recei'eJ a ititter.frnmeapt. Briilgs, of• his sN4iie!itv!ti;l•in Ci;iriudie, i4t.ating his havii42; captured ou the CSili. of Jan.. las!, off thel3a4stts', the Frtincii _ sipp pfivatcer .14:1 : ici‘ri, 11.o...intim; eight t . weiv,'-' iiomukrs, pwrci.id for fovrieen guns, and Aikli a borupivit , eia •it fifty—even men. • ;Lieut. Willi ir, K:csuplltorne, commanding ,his I\l - -ijesty's brig Dilna,. has captured the '.i ., ,,puin, a • DLI .cif Naliotral nrig ot .4 ar, on the tun of Seri. , 1 'haVing tourteta guns. itilli d -..... _ . llar ' i t imiraitq-Uffice, Sept. 8, 18.10. H _Copy"of a •Letter ,1 . -;rn Vice Admiral' D'Auvergne, Com ilian&r.iii-Chiet of his Aj.dest)'s. Ships dud Vess,ris .;c ' Guernsey . to iiihn Wilson Creker, Esq dated oik board. his M ijesty's snip Ulysses,. Gronvilie clay, le6ty ~ the .40th of August, tlito, .. • .•, . ! . _ . _ S.) • .1 have ti're bonour.to transmit inclosed, for the infotlwtion of my Lords ot the Admiralty,. the maSter.of .the hied , :utto Queen Report: ot the veq gallant ',Mau be Rap Liii--;e1 ye-terday altelnUon vvit.ii one of 111,.: enemy's !i ge cotters- near, ,'Aii.Terney,; .w-hen the great Cliyl" ,, pOrtipti our ves.el is cousicie,reci, the cuisiluj, of Mr.ltitainai, the Corniu3n&r of I:ys9.llr:en (.;;:ariut• , e, anti ha s gpllant I:ttle crew, appears I.)ig 140 them— . a ir TneiQueen Chatlotte is arni,.4 only 00b4 four ;,,oundefi, 410 t‘vill'y 4Ve'l%)), 1)4, eite.nty's v bsc i;a'hearS to, have .been Swan,- one of no'. r,svenue twayeays• kiit”All -to b, armed wjth . .slxt,est ,r on e!g to on e e ninic',rtd Cud t , :01 ; 1141 siebst supertuitty. haotit-t- it illeei V. tu tinge Sit~l: gall tt 2 try t.al our ktie ves - 1, wi. • 0 :- sh,,tt, so e.r riggoig ano I tia.e t'iat most ot. tier I ..i.iguilded are gric%op,:y so , or eit .s lted and aiio!httr is gt.en ov r, ut:t are cloiog wi ll,at Alderney, wiitre th:y v< eie el ',tie! the aciit. , n, the ctlLLer having Lau ~ u• :as- sistaoce oil board. - I ticive the honour to be, Sze. (Signed) J. IYAUrEIIGNIF. tk BOUILLON, V :ce• Adm . rat. His Maje•ty - ts /vied Lotter Queen Charlotte. S; R, St. Auqta's. had, Au.. 30, a to. I t!.e honour to acyrault von, teat proceed ing ott orir; agreeably to your orders, with Mr. P. A. MUl;rd , e, on the 9gth instant, -it t..:.ree P. -M.. e ll 'erne)' bearing. S. S. W. Inter- or tour ob,erved aeiarge cutter to th.s. S. E. stani , tng for 'us; Stith an ettesh white cosigo and 4endant 'flying 3 not liking her appearance, I made the ne cessary pitpatatiun fo: gtvtus he: as warm a recep tion as possible. At ,half past %wee he came close to us, klutTed up-,.-ancl hauled o ~stt•the•Etiglidt en aQd hoisted 'French, and at the same tape we give him our broadside of round and grape, winch was quickly retuned try the ea•uoy the actiou within -pistol-shot ,till use the enemy hauled:his-wind to the N. E. :leaving u 4 in no condition to follow.h!m, having the boats sin • ' killed„ and fourteen wounded; some of, them badly; among the latter Mr. Muigrave. rlt P. M. two shore-boats came off. trom Alderney, aad I sent the wounded mt:n by -thenv. , n shore.. . From the great superiority of the •ettemy, 6 - dirk - a large cutter of _sixteen gums, and full of Inert, a: ;d our cre , ,v .only twenty-five metrin all, 1 trif.../t - ltriat the conduct of his Alit>ty's :hired cutter Queen Charlotte v ill meet your approbation on casion.- I catinot say - too touch in praise of my chief-In le and pilot, and all my little - crew, fOr their .moduin ed bravery and good conduct.' I inclose alist of k b killed and woundel. '• . • I•ltave the honour to be, Brr. • -•- • JOSEIT THOMAS, I\:.ister. • •,,To Vice-Admiral I).l.cuv,:toe• • lohn - Lelia, boatswain, kitaxi ; . lohn - Adams, mate, badb wouIAiLLI; 1 arms i l'inuers, Ciill,l4ll. ditto ; *At ard b.tke , s.:aman, ditto's Idtiti Matsorn Seaman, oil to ; ..tus'Catter, 'seitiwari; ditto; I .,evrge watuirti, Wcitnided ; lona* ortnbcri, ; ry Know ~, seurniiii, ditto ; Ma.., di , to ; ,0 , seaman, ; Sidiret:k, ditto ; tt'llitanr•Rogers, seaman, ditto; T. Diekinsoh, 'SeaMan,dittu'; Pt,r. r. A. Nluip4aVe, veiy badly wounded. Ac:miraliy-Ob r me, Sept. 8, 1810. e Extinct of a Letter 'from Captain Pyron, of. his Majesty's ship to lohn Wilson Croker, Esq.; dated Nottli Yiirmouth, ot1 : 1 instant'. ' • _ . You 1.v , 11 be pleased to inform rry,,Lotds Com 1131SSiOiler3 ot the that being near "in. shote off 3,ndtland, coast of Norway; on the .t . );24 ot July, his Majesty's ship Nemesis-1n company . , I of ved a deep, beq in the evening, and sent Mr. ' he master ot the Bolvidera, to sound pt.st934ing three vessels at anCtior, towed near to teconn itre th in ; in the niAt they fired at him, the\trangers being Danish gun-vcssels; On the folin,uing,.morning Ole, launch, with a putiucier em - ratiade in bow,. barge,_ and two cutters -of the 13: lvidera i were, well manned and armed as as possible, under the command ot Lieutenants Nisbett and Bruce,, and. Lieutenant of t h e floral Marines ;. and the launch, pitioaCe, auti'yawl of the N:emesis, under Lientenants,kiodgskens and silitth ; (he seven. boats rapily advanced to attack the enemy, - which soon begen_to cannona de them ; the boats firing .their how-guns with great effect, the Danish colours were soon struck, and the . two gun' schooners Balder and Thor, each carving • two long menty-four pounders and six six - pounders howitzers, and each. manned with forty-five men, in -our poisession; the ga-boat Number Five, carrying one twenty-tbur pounder, and twenty five—men, had repeatedly-. fired, was CliaSecl' up a, flora and abandoned by the crew, was blown up by our 'boats, whose excellent fire and re,olution to ch,se,. threw the_enetny into contusion, and, not ithstanding the firmness of Lieutenants Dihlreup Itastriusen, thtir cntninandet4, caLtsetrt:,eir . fire: 'to beinriFectilie ; we forutfawly had nu los , ; the euencji hr±il hour then kitl,d_ 1. cannot sufficiently 'proise the conduct of all thc offi- tag, masters' mules, ond,lnpittelt;- aticteverY sraman at - A marine of the Capt - Fetri.s has expressed to me hi• perect app . 6b4tion of all bele - 11;41g - to the Nettles s Stpt,' $, iSth Regiment of Ligtit I)rig ons,.Sainua Greatheed, Cent. Cotiictx, by purchase, vice I,oluw3n; tvoinozi.A. of 1:qot, C.Artet Geol..;;e, /rum the Royall4:lithry Cuile.ge, to be 1.11,:go,• %vat:out vtLe Wri t ott, !Attu, Lc. ut;teral!,arorit the 934 I' oot, ut: txcethilges• 4 ill 1.) tto, tx: ' vice d. 1.11;si . ; Ilt•tuy Nlti to b, vitt L.ut ,:urchas,, 12.'il,•orotooted. n• . S:g;11 i()111) (taro, Aitthuut purctiae, ;.0t0te...1 • -, .1( A h orktils• ' 7c4 br.1.11. '"":" 77t.: - 1.;1411.:111 j- C ,1 1 , ;!-- , ISO." t" . e • 11,,i t- bt: ;,! ;S:,l 1...1141&11 pardrE,C, , .93 1 ilteil:4Ca. 10;in :11 '4LII 1 : 0vt, to Yie.o 94t j.,zell • a,! Hunter to i, A `u ,-;c01, vice- apputrkted—tio tile I'.o : • , , otA: \`, e.l liv - 31J.I:cgt104 , t, Joan 'ttose, Gelii• bt,t,t h ti, IRIt - Ltpsa.,, vice 4.14.1t. - 44....11.. ,A;11..)4e 1t pi' 7' t) tin; •-t - witanle li. R. . r u.ln t f 42. 4, r, n) . ,), Lcily.)our) fati&,) 1 . .1 6._ 1.),„ r to tie Cafe: 4 ;.....,,1,11/411;, ‘16)414pte.:, v.•• 1. . ,,, 1. I -I, ~,..1, (iellt. I 11 . 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Lreutenant—Enlgn Hadsori, vice l'etniie4i4ier ‘ re-. signed pro To . 4 1i,ns— 1. h•Litiony, vn.3.7 kva'.,f;fietti; term He,:r) Stanton, Gent_' vice ttoth'igi, Twanged:. iithripson, t,ent. vice Stitet,reblipt:U. 2, . • r , .) be Lit wraant - Lnafses S.,lei, heat. • _ -loon Cent. • • • Coinunssietis in the Louglayirougn Re h imen: - of -Local bit;;:eU y rile 1. , 4,1 Lit.uitnant ur on; (:aunty or Lei ceaes . . To rbe.C : apt:iin—G Ls y. . To be LscuLe.usnts ~esit - En - sign tic:l 4 o 4 w, vice Lidciowe.s resiglieu. Lpsigki..•Joim'C; re. vlce Smal,ey, reirip:od. . • &Opt:sot : - tu Aire tho rauv. •of LieutLnant - I c,e1,11 Amatt, To ix Cieuteriants--- E nsign Vitkors, vice -Ves. Cone; vise Da•eznport; re , I u be Ensigns-=Robert l'ai,ett, Gent. loseph Dewea-, Gent. i.ugo uus , g, Vent. ;oh:, Henry 11 , 1:twig:a, *Gesit. vicL Nn.siors, pro,,iutect. Newoold,,Gent, vh:e Coare r ani,ted, . • Coannissi iis in the North.::rn isegiment of .o.foriishire Local u} The Loud Lieutertalit I'o be Cul ue, -Lici.t.nant• Lulu:lc:I the Hutiontable7rhufi miss . , • 1,, u Alsl.l •it bounis -,'.-riovey, Esq. to be 1,...05.ihis Root, Gent Urban Roberts, Gent. Robi eta! -tly.to iikatianss Browhe, Gent. itx AT i„e Gazette of the - zstli ultimo. . for 3d File . slitic . LocAl Ittnent of tlitia. • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED,. Christopher Story, of Heden-hi. Holderi k ess, Y orkshiro, shop itee pur. 13/INKRUPTS. William Bryant, formerry of Garden -court, Temple, Lon (Lin, de.kler, to su.render Sept. it, at two, 22, and Oct. zo, at cicveil, at Guildhall. Attornies„ Messrs. Dawson and . W rattis,aw, Warwick-street, Golden-square.. wil liar, h) rt Nlorgan and Jacob Dadden, of Shepton- Mal let, Soincr4etshire, banker, Oct. • i, a, and zo, at ten, at the L:eorie Inn, 'Shepten--/Vldllet. Atturnies,. Mr. king, Bedfurd . -row, London; or Messrs: Hyatt and • Maskell, Shepton-Mallet. Philip Meadows "Faylor, of Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 26, 27, and Oil. zo, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attieni6, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool, or Mr: .13attye, Caaneety,lane, liontion. 7 . - . • fonn Catri.t,latc-of Great Griinsoy,Linci - AnShire, merchant, Sept. il, attire, tz, at ten, and Ott. 20, at five, at the Marquis of Granby, Great Grimsby. P.ttorney, Mr. Lkyti, Great Grimsby. R4lLird Ball, of Bridge-road, Lambeth, Surrey, linen-dfaper, Sept. is, 27., and Oct. Zo, at twelve,m Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies,'Nlessrs. Sweet and Stakes, King's tench. walk, Temple . • . . • . . William Bennett, of . Lawrence-Pountney-hill," London, wholesale tea-dealer, Sept. 1j,2.2, and Oct. lo; at twelve, at tjuilcihali. Atturn,cs, - Mc.isrs. Collins - lied Wailer, Spital. square. Timothy Cassin, of Bristol, reElifier, ,Sept..ll, 22, and Oa. 20, at ten, at auiltitrall, Londuir. Attoraq t Mr. Chilton, Chaticery-lane. William Westliead, late of Liverpool, viaualler, Od. 1,2, and zo, at eleven, at the Originail fleece Inn, Liverpool. Attornies i Mr. Phillips, Liverpool ; or Mr. Windle, john. street, Bedford-row, London. • DIP WENDS. • Ot. 8. iompli Sevill, .now or late of Creen.lace, Saddle. worth, Yorkshire , cotton-niantitactiaer, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Manchester. Sept. 2g. Philip Prina, of Brewer-street, Golden-square, Middlesex, jeweller, at eleven, at Guildhall. • Oct.-3o: William Whitson and Nevill ilrownc. of Fish. street-hill, London, grocers, at eleven, at Guildhall. - Nov. 6. William Picklock Roper, of London, and late of the Cape'ot, Good Hope, merchant, at eleven, at Cituid. Oct. to. lames 'Cox and lohn Smith, of Manchester, auctioneers, at three. at the Star Inn, Manchester, Sept.. 29, Henry Ziock,'or Liverpool', merclia4U,.at eleven, at the Star and Ciatter Tavern, Liverpool. L'JNDON: Prinied by It 1 . 0 ti Alt 13 I-I A.R. It IS. or No. 4, .M t, 430 w-street ; • At the Stiii.OFFlcs, No. 112, Strao, where Adve.rtisernots, Orders simuti 'rears, of Ilread-ttreet, Loo h ion, ware ' ousquan and faztor, and 101 l Watson,Watson,waL 4 o„ l l„. yontiger, and loseph Watoon, of .i'retOrt,' , ,LaneaslTie, cot . toti-Inantriat;tur ,, ,rs., ai eleven, .at, London. Oct.z. Matthew Barker, Lite of Uaktopl, county ot Rut land, draper, haberdasher, at'eleven, at the An6et" PeterbOrongn. • ,Sepi. 26: 'Una Macattley, eatticl. Why tuck, , and—John anncan, Life of Liveipooi,nterepats, one, at the (~ lobe 1 :wan, LtverpOol. Sept zy. IVillicl • Arnold, - of C ran bou tn.passage, Leices- • ter-heidb, .vlmdlosex, noen- drape:, al twelve, at Guittt, • halt. ' • 'Sept 29. John li.Jre, now or. late of Bishop's Castle . Salop, piunio,.r anu Aiazter, elL•ven, at ,the Caitle, Lishol;'s I. t lenkins;Of Llantrisseni,Glamor6an3hire shop otke, of the Isttsit T a Vern, trwtol. (Yet. to. t of • Pinllittley - Olilf,. and 165./4; 11111i , .f.,1 I, 0 , L 0 - , 1 htoginownt-street, • IleCtiMalitS, at k. Oct. , 9: loins t.: I Ur I G ri:ai I ,• 1:t21.:11- p le. Vie V ell, ..1 Li Lit iit . . . • • ItT 1 I ALA I'LS. Sept. 29. Burbi., t ,t, ut Carillon-street, Loildoo,,, k)t I)fur).l4ne, Middlc: , ex, but now .1 . •'. . jObit Icat ,Luudo , out funn ()IMO' • k, • ~,e U. br Vlc4;„ ;-„ i nahfi e ld i 11Alatliettx, ' ?Ait .1)11.0,1•111'.i U 1 5 , 11.1 i v •jairi , :s Tait; VV, fait, a n d U ari. l , of London, 41)11 Yaisky, Sc , •da , qt, 1.1111 ii.,01111, • aia•. Aitrt(.l.!\l,lCS i.;41111A ~11CvLi ,VriilL • chap 1, 4)'l3,;:eale Rt:t.t and Rik:lull, `x'llll3lll .14111, 4 tJwcu, ‘ittl ui 1 . ;WI 06, Olit, . Wl,.(isor, .NCil,llii4ia\Vlol:•7l",... 01 Le Aia, 1%11, I L.:- ,11 .. . b.et ILI L,...1, r.)-':, ut I . ;erapindicy.,A :tiny • , • 1 01111 , 11 , t 4. R,);)1111baik, ty at.ti 1'..111.1316gn. 11,,,c •i.. ce- C.'ll ~t)1.1;i1f) 4111'1 1.01.1 11).1. , ' 1A . , 011../11 1411noiston, cuAji, • C.,MCC,7'TA GAZh.T 1E EXTRA )RDT., JR) MoNIIAI, MARCH 19, 1810. GENIRAI, • BY THE BIGHT HONOURABLE TILE GOVE-lINOrtGENC- -itAC IN cati . WCiL. (Continued from. SAtafckiy.) • 76. It is no more tie,.es•ary tat the Commarkir iii chiet have a seat in Cpuncil•irt Foi:t-St 6 . , orgq , ha; the Cominandetin Chief iiii-Zit-- I,l'ELt s:.oiii(t b.. a 'Member of die Cabiuet Muir al- , tfyLsg h 1..44es may result- - from ,hispeisonal-as-' ,isi Couh.a„still the benefits or.iiiietkrt4- . and cu-operation may be.;-obtained, and the - militarSi . , rrasit;J:monts . of Go% einnient may be condu6.teliqn •an et4ciot.. manner, even if he should not *liiive a. • eat at the Board. _This.> part of the . , Metnori4, - . no Abver, does, not:call. for any dkailed examination; voi it may, woper to observe, that although .ti:e k.)th, xis. cow platy that iheminierests may suffer by Chet not hiving a searin-Coun ; m fast iii9A of the mean its of , -which , the itself.complams as grievatce.rwere - §nk gei..et4.oy the Commander in dock.. and whils; he Was in -Courted: 77. On the, striking i;nropri,.ty and mischievons <nz+•i.guity of the . pttrae " Represeutative'sof the Ar ..y," we have commented upon in another part of his Le►ter. We shall now, therefore, only üb serve, that the adopttiN by the Officers of this' re p.ehensible phrase, furnishes anbtherlnStance of the ev.•l consequences of the countenance before refer= to to, 'IV; last subjetct of complaint arldn . eed'in -- the Ad- . dre,s, is, the formation of a General Fund tOl: the Ott reckonings 'of the :Army, NVIII9II is Stal - el to hate , been formed f , r :the porpo ) e of egnitbzing the- advantages. deriva le from that Fund - to the Colonels of - the three Presidencies; by ‘'‘lnoll tie Colonels on the Madras 'establih , nept haw sufferrd a diminution of inctimei whilst tho'-e of I he' B ttal establishment' have received an adiftion to their emoluMents. 78. 10 reverting to our orders trruhtniliel to Indi t .on the subjett of the Off-re, koning Arniy, we do not find that any h Lich pril.ciple of equalization was ‘alluded to, or in our conteni plat ton. • 79. The only , obje& .of the Girmation of a Ge neral _Fond for. the Off rt-ckonings. of tf. , e Indian Artily, which was, then sated, wis, to provide Fund for the retired List Genera) Othcers, whose pensions, like- all offer i ;ersons, were. made equal ; whether those Ottijers 'belong ed to the establishment of Bengal, Madras, or Bombly: - . The Off-reckoning Fund is, indeed, in is n . l= ture and eifetis, a Pension Fund, arid has there fore very.' natural'y been • ,•regtdated upon the satire princil:•ies of 'equality as are all Pension'• .Establish men ts. Bengal, the Est.)- Each share, on an average *495z. . _ of 3 111adra~ L' tO, Bombay ditto, 1294 1453 ID point of faa, however, the Madras OfECers . silf sc.nrcely any ditninution of •advantages by that arrangement of their Orf-rem konings, havii u been , nearly an average of the Off-reckonings of Bengal and Bombay. 13enga1, 9c2 • Botniiay, 1 4 5 8 2;2410 1205 Average. 80. This, therefore, is no fair subject of complaint by the Officers on the Madras establishment, even had the formation of a General Fund ien Made, as it was not, -upon a principal of evalizing the allow ances 0 11;e Officers of the threeestablishments, sides which,.the Officers atfetted by. this arrange rment are,,and most commonly' Will be, resident in. :Europe, and cannot there be found among those who Wye signed the Memorial. Bt. It is impossible for •us„ on such an'Ocpaiint pis the Rreseut, to quit this subject without repeating, . „ . siislicd- by WI AM AR ER SC R PPS, South Nioic ror the Paper,.Littc.; for the Edi!lr &c. (p6sflivtia), r, in strzet, GruFvei)or e., mast address: 4, our strongest disapprobation of a praBice thus rt re v ived=6; t hoe Othet*lts of our , and forming associations for the purpose of addreo itrg Govron,intt on any imaginary otlee3 wkich tire? -may Ipppos-e, themselves io s ff er. I fle evils ut such a pra l Oice were clearly pointed ° lll. t r und thi-prattice ilselt atisolnielv forbidd , n; in Oilitary G6neral Lett i• of rite Et)th.of April, I t` i . ) " i i turtiwand .tiftl4 paragraphs of %%illicit We 6 "% iltloce, _and . we repeat our most positi‘e that the strfetebt attention and Obed;cnce.be • -.- • • ..• • 4 .‘ Wecannot onn t taking this oppciriunity,t o . e.s' lb the ino..t , inin:cd terms, the Alsoperoba litgl f 'with; which we ha , .., seen the gt . ner • Officvr.s of date...RAIL rank , , foruled for tilesc.al," s'initar,. purposes , as , (?ciations ,Fotijpletely• su bv°l. : ..sy§tem milnarx,correctness:alid su6 . ordination which il•tunst oe your and our duty•l3. twure ruote•siriotiy to j ete4;);•;0, a pow! ,ot .sncll qucc,ce I A°Y I. ;Mew!: ropLated 1 ;,ekr. .p:ove , .s ch prricitce.; t,-t• ~rrrnale t Plevaii. •• 3 : • It ill at - !11 vtne; be our ii.l ihation. to Al e" f •be con: ur s in,l to the S ,!f t. 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Li '1 101114. ahit aid deceived ',iv the plausi.le rcle:kt , • cm:501:490a; apival to" he autheiny. of Alma. . , .rat atecase will very differeht,:if, r•• ka.vi,llgriw , e,n again -aPpri3ccr. by the Gos,Linine•c:; th4„:dangeroup-,tektd?rtcy, 4,,the praaices to . t „ in.-fittrst instance they - .may' have hicit z ttiouslY ; thi:niselves, atter the have been ni's to she tilt unreasonableness of. theircornplairos the uttcl impossibility of corryliance, they persygre .. in urging requests iniproptr and rendered still more so . hy the manner they are b . iought,,,for t v . ard.. • 83. We ; are too sensible cf_the high rvili" , „, l. . 7 ; spitiit,.y inch has ; of, O.P r cers in the field, to suppose it possible. that, t.4esp• repeated ,wafning4, Jlitty can so, far forget 1 . 1 •• sentiments with which, that spirit dngitt to r: 51)10), 0 f Wein, as to expow.t.hems•Aves IQ the impuiatio" 19,917c . ingporr. to tae ce.c4iiiary emoliinnepts : .C 1 e s . profession than-10 the.hor,octr (ruin emplary clisclorge .of their , dinieS . , both. in and .Thjs.4istintaion is not to be ot-q t- b a , e4.§ok!).' galkaritry tne fi.Ad, but by a ,trici oc, se,yy,.2pe of aLI the. duties of the rtii!'fiory (1 1 . 3 "4 ter:i ?Lid of.those there is;ns.tie more - iuipoitart ( .. ° l l 4. • essential than the incokation, by their ow . ,n. and exatnp4e4..o(those.' principles of subo;din allwtr ile to ,fwpetior authority, which can aHne".insure' P , obedience . of _their inferiors in tire h vice, on•I o eo 6.1 an army ,useftl to the state, or safe eveta Ag I"sz, who cotpini.aiel if.. • d e r 84. NVnen we look back to the geperal:chir3 A t itOt of toe Qiiicors in oui . ..e,i - v;ce„ we age:lei - A idea • e• retieztion s sin( e Cr.nviiiced those %,s, lso b'ka been cone rc:eti in: the - -tran44, ' li7iipr , airirnaavt-teir upon in he re•t rof Lreir Miscori dlid sot t~r,ti.ii reg-ml t:.eir• real inter-sts, of w l3' the %‘ar!oils t - eneticial recut. nnrry adopted by "' c;,,u( , e ut law., year-, rd 'the. most 10 °1 , 3 v,cal prtw We- sli It hei• add, tba( 'hale " . .A.tien the -ex ge:cv. , of t':d St.ite, &roc). iiitti%iciu it in the .1.L0t,-(1 "I..l:hi t :Jinn to d;-privii , totb, we-curial. ri , ly.exp simie acqthe , cence in our Otiicecs in Civil or Military, ,which so ethisp cuou,i tux gothi 'sense, zi:;ai,.and foy pit)., of - his Nl,jost):'s at borne. C Oo . 85. We now revert to the ri ore do t sidtration'ot - the colidua of our late' Coiptil , , in Chief. , ; The last art .of Lieut.-Gen. .Macoo " ; which we are call. d (Ton io notice, is his to the army upon the occasion of his quitting comMand and embarking tor Europe ; Witt ro ihoOgh not tr;tismirted by you, has appeared 0, cis so tn,,ny channels, and private, that We c 3 . not doubt its anthem city. [TO be continued]. itIRI NS. f On S.tturday last, at the British Museum, the Lady ° - Ilcv H. H...Babtr, ut a Datighta. t, Thkf same evenillg, in Upper lirooke-street, the 19:,j0r General Coglik,m, or a Son.. • IVI.IIOCI Ito On the ist inst. at Clapham. Nibh, Upper. Thames.strect. to Miss I.3ankes, daughter of tf~ e Bankes, Esq.: of Claphm. • v ing i l SAurclay morning, at Si. Mary's; Stoke No t Nlc. Young, o Fenchurcii.street, to Nlis j ane - , take Newington. . . - -- i , i& 1.. ' - i t4l . On the 7th inst. at Rrightott, Sophia, the iiilafir Liau- of Richard ethmuty; Est —0: of Saville-row. Os' -, „ On Wednesday, •at-li o i l, aged 59, Mr,. Sarah N 10„ 1 3 6(' ‘ witeOf .Mr. I. Motirram, of Gainsoro', wltartin;-;_er '' 11' L i 6.r' nig out or the Cainsbro' Packet, her foot slipped , 3 ` , - 1 , .0:11 and hurt her leg so much that a mortification . eitsu' -- O ;3P, On Thursday last, Mrs. Coward, of ilicAtch Cd''' Surrey 2 .. . . . . .' -On Friday last, in Weymouth -street. Mrs. lane • 'li"'oo' i aged S 7, • relict at Niorris Rubmsou, Lay , ,-;'' - im '- ' Early on Saturday 14A,'".1 7 huotas L.,g4en, Esti• of '' - 1 hall-street, Solicitor., 17.: 0 ir . ' - .- . • .on. Satur..,ey the. 4th inst. at Middlewicl!,, in ( •-• 1 0 --Mr..C.;eorhe• i.e,g..: " - 1 1 11. At Woichester, Richard Church. Hz W%,5 batten orii`, mad cat. ohm; ninq wi_sutli:, since, bin telt t) i',l e' ,l ''' 1 . ~,:._ ti'.l-I:titt,y . s4.l'inh,ht, wlizu he was seized WWI 1 1 Y d ' ut..i and died... ; - - •-:-. • _./---. , e t ',